Personal injury claims are a multi-stage process, and the examination for discovery is one important pre-trial step for you to get fair compensation after an
A motor vehicle accident with an uninsured driver is one of the worst-case scenarios. If the at-fault driver doesn’t have insurance, it’s not always clear
Alberta uses an At-Fault insurance system to manage car accident compensation and other road accidents in August 2024. But this may change. The Alberta Government
The amount of money you will receive to settle your claim for a serious injury depends on your unique circumstances. It’s often better to focus
After an accident resulting in personal injury, a plaintiff may incur out of pocket for expenses related to the accident over the course of their
You have just been in an accident that is not your fault and have suffered injuries that have immediately affected your work, home and recreational
It is unlikely that you start your day thinking of the consequences of a motor vehicle accident. And obviously no one wants to get into
If you or someone you know suffered sexual abuse, help is available. Many people are hesitant to talk about their experience and do not know
When it comes to personal injury cases in Alberta, choosing the proper legal representation is crucial, as the right lawyer can dramatically enhance your chances
In personal injury law, the thin skull rule is a legal principle that may come into play if you or a loved one has a
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